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Risks That Haunt Private Placements

Source: Jim Verdonik Jim Verdonik is an attorney with Ward and Smith, P.A. in Raleigh and operator of www.eLearnSuccess.com and www.YouTube.com/eLearnSuccess. He can be reached at jfv@wardandsmith.com More businesses are raising capital through private placements, because the venture capital industry has shrunk. “Public Private Placements” with or without advertising (soon to be augmented by crowd […]

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Nasdaq Launches Private Market for Trading Pre-IPO Shares

Source: David Raab, VentureBeat Nasdaq has officially entered the pre-IPO market. The U.S. stock exchange has recently launched Nasdaq Private Market, a joint venture with SharesPost that enables private companies to raise capital and manage secondary transactions. With its private market, Nasdaq has joined the ranks of companies like AngelList, SecondMarket, and Crowdfunder that facilitate

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Scale Finance Advises on Sale of Integrative Therapy Concepts

Integrative Therapy Concepts, Inc. (ITC), a pediatric occupational therapy clinic located in Mooresville, North Carolina, was acquired by Pediatric Advanced Therapy (PAT) last month.  Kelly Gianopoulos, founder and president of ITC will remain with PAT as a partner and clinical director. Financial details of the transaction were not disclosed. Founded in 1999 in Mooresville, Integrative

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Can Sales Team Quota Enforcement be Counterproductive?

Source:  Nancy Nardin Quotas are important, but don’t let them rule your evaluation of your sales productivity. Stop focusing on how much your team SHOULD be selling and start asking how much your team CAN be selling, instead. Most organizations live and die by quota. Quotas are derived from financial projections which are created and

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